is there any clutch kits that make a diffrence for these yet what is the best out there and how much
08 163 skidoo x what clutch kits are best
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Lee Roy
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I have been very happy with my dynamo joe kit.
http://www.mxzx-revzone.com/article/step-2-choose-your-year-117.asp
http://www.mxzx-revzone.com/article/step-2-choose-your-year-117.asp
Nothing but positive feedback on our setup, no belt problems since early last year and much improved in the hills. 
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ledoo
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Team Products and Heelclicker Products work excellent.
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roosterbuilt the result of many trips to the mountains and several set ups to put together a great setup,HOLD ON TIGHT"
roosterbuilt the result of many trips to the mountains and several set ups to put together a great setup,HOLD ON TIGHT"
Winter Brew's kit, tried and true and actually made for mountain riding unlike many of the kits made for flatlanders!
I'm runnin the DJ clutch kit, with the new updated rollers, & bushings. 8300rpm's on the trail, and 8200 in the deep in clicker 4. That's at 9,000'. Couldn't be happier, unless I had a 860 in it! 
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I'm running WinterBrew's kit on my 154, and LOVE it! I had the same reservations as you, confused as to who's clutch kit to buy. Although I am entirely happy with the kit on my sled, I think that you will be fine buying a kit from just about any of the guys on SW who offer them - Turbo Al, WinterBrew, Big John, Dynamo Joe, etc... I really do not think that you will find the "best" kit with from just one supplier. There are just too many variables dependant on the sled, usage, rider, snow conditions, etc. Personally, I would pick a kit from a supplier that is close to your geographical location, or at the very least tests in similar riding conditions that you ride in. Not sure if I would buy a kit from the mid-west if you ride in northern BC for example. I would find out what clutching other riders are using in your area, and then make an educated decision based on thier experience.
Expect to pay $300-350 for a complete kit.
I'm running WinterBrew's kit on my 154, and LOVE it! I had the same reservations as you, confused as to who's clutch kit to buy. Although I am entirely happy with the kit on my sled, I think that you will be fine buying a kit from just about any of the guys on SW who offer them - Turbo Al, WinterBrew, Big John, Dynamo Joe, etc... I really do not think that you will find the "best" kit with from just one supplier. There are just too many variables dependant on the sled, usage, rider, snow conditions, etc. Personally, I would pick a kit from a supplier that is close to your geographical location, or at the very least tests in similar riding conditions that you ride in. Not sure if I would buy a kit from the mid-west if you ride in northern BC for example. I would find out what clutching other riders are using in your area, and then make an educated decision based on thier experience.
Expect to pay $300-350 for a complete kit.
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